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Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk launch "DOGEcast" to tackle government waste
The podcast, named after Musk’s popular cryptocurrency Dogecoin, promises to merge business, technology, and policy in an engaging format.
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy / X
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and tech magnate Elon Musk have announced a new podcast, DOGEcast, aimed at addressing government inefficiencies and promoting cost-cutting measures. The announcement, made by Ramaswamy, has garnered widespread attention, showcasing the pair’s commitment to discussing solutions for government spending challenges.
The podcast, named after Musk’s popular cryptocurrency Dogecoin, promises to merge business, technology, and policy in an engaging format. According to Ramaswamy, DOGEcast will highlight “fiscal responsibility” and explore ways to streamline government spending.
Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, emphasized the urgency of tackling inefficiencies in public finances. “Cost-cutting is essential for the future of this country, and we must lead by example,” he said in promotional materials for the show.
Ramaswamy, known for his entrepreneurial success, echoed these sentiments, stating, “Government is far too bloated. The focus should be on efficiency, not just growth.” Their joint effort aims to bridge the gap between private-sector innovation and public policy.
BREAKING: Vivek just announced that he will be pausing his own weekly podcast to launch a new show with Elon called "DOGEcast," which they will use to give the nation regular updates on their cost-cutting
— George (@BehizyTweets) November 20, 2024
I am going to be watching every single minute of their new show. Imagine… pic.twitter.com/NvkuGNyoIp
The podcast is expected to provide actionable insights and bold strategies to reimagine public spending.
“With the right approach, we can ensure a better future for all,” Ramaswamy concluded. The launch of DOGEcast is anticipated soon, with audiences eager to hear the dynamic discussions from these two influential leaders.
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